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I've finally gotten around to reading "Who Needs a Road?" and in it they mention Firestone made a special size tire for them. Anyone know the details on them? I'm sure they were 8 or 10 ply bias, but they don't mention the size.

Thought some folks might be interested http://www.defendersource.com/forum/f8/127-ambulance-for-sale-63430.html

It's a Superwinch, but the guy selling it doesn't know the model number and can't read it.

Model S3500 "New", never used. Still in the box though the box isn't in good shape from being shuffled around in the garage. I was going to mount it on my 16' flat bed but decided I didn't really need one. It's just like the S3000 http://www.superwinch.com/p/s3000-3-000-lbs-12v/trailer?pp=25...

I've been thinking about buying a Woodman's Pal for about 40 years (as an admirer of Treebeard I don't want to be acused of being hasty). So I'm thinking of finally getting one because I need to cut a bunch of bamboo that's up to about 2 1/2" in diameter. I'm wondering if anyone here has used...

I know nothing about it (other than I like Koenig winch setups). http://gainesville.craigslist.org/pts/3940943389.html

NIB (plastic bag tore when I was taking it out of the box but filter is fine). $25 shipped priority mail CONUS. Insurance $2 extra (but I'll pack it well anyway)

NIB $25 shipped priority mail CONUS. Insurance $2 extra (but I'll pack it well anyway)

http://www.defendersource.com/forum/showthread.php?t=46444 I know nothing about the person or the PTO other than what I read in the thread. I do know I really like my Koenig PTO winch and I'd choose PTO, or hydraulic, over electric for an expedition vehicle.

I'm going to look at an F250 4WD, 351 w/5-speed manual gearbox and wondering if there is anything that's a common issue with anything on them that I should look for. It's main use would just be hauling stuff and towing an 18' flatbed 7,500lb GVW trailer. Not really concerned about overall...

I was in Hodge Army/Navy in Marietta last Thursday and noticed they have new NATO fuel cans with the locking pin for $59. Not cheap, but if you're in the area and want some, it's a source.

http://ksu.craigslist.org/cto/3065304441.html I don't know anything about it.

Vote to prioritize what you want. http://www.safetydevices.com/about-us/news-article/56/Land+Rover+Discovery+roof+racks+back+in+production+soon+-+your+feedback+will+decide+the+range/ (I have no affiliation with Safety Devices so this is purely a PSA)

My wife pointed these out to me today. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/130601003404?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649 I think they are Jeeps, though it's sort of hard to tell.

First, I'm a complete noob when it comes to Chevy's in spite of the fact my uncle was a, believe it or not, respected Chevy salesman. My mom needs new tires on her 2005 Silverado 4WD 1500 Extended Cab w/8' bed. It came with P265/70R17's and I'm thinking of suggesting switching to 16" wheels to...

Anyone have a source for the fuel for these stoves? It's been a while since I bought any, and now I can't find anyone who sells it.

In 2003 the NHTSA published a notice of draft interpretation for FMVSS 108 which addresses vehicle lighting. That stated (or at least was interpreted) that fitting HID headlights to any vehicle that didn't come from the factory with HID's was illegal. SEMA pushed for a reinterpretation and in...

$13 shipped to CONUS NOS, in the box. I have about 10 of them. Heavy duty zinc die-cast housing with shield protecting terminals (can seal with heat shrink tubing) Brass split pin contacts. Accepts up to 12ga wires. Replaceable interior. This is Cole Hersee quality, not the cheap things...

New in the box, $175 each. I bought these then bought and never used them because I found a set of 2 stage regulators shortly after, do they've just been sitting on a shelf. These are the heavy duty regulators that are in the Journeyman outfits. The gauge faces are about 2 1/2" diameter. If I...

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